The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 30, 1927, Page 8

8 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1927. B RERNEDY | e e M e LEVINETOBE it i) oSS e, Of /n\ Trot, Will W. G. Hincheliffe has been defin-| Hanlan, received word last week : ' itely lected to pilot the Co-|from the nd Offic at Anchor- Be Newest Dance IN AIR S!]flh lumbia back to the United age, that The Municipal Reserve | | vine as companion No. 2, with an area of 8,548.80 NEW YORK. Aug. 80 Tt hop off a on as the|square feet, has been turned over Kinkajou t e new A ) weather clear to the City of Sitka. The e ENRUUTE WEST o . o an Columbia to Be Returned! capt. Hinchelite js ome of|expects to in the future e Busioeg to U. S. English | " hay ($000. fying| Propanye o L | An exhib [ the dance w ] Pilot Is Secured [hours to his credit. He is al Mother of Mis, Aimee e/t o3 io 1 e, e i N Pherson Making Alaska |amor hen 15 the “Dix b "’l‘\\"”’" Santlr o e ubat with a German plane Al > omy fl L haking im r | A oL 1€ o esterda « 5 s 1;|[) on Aleutian sty (g “ RAEH WH the Colur here from Paris ond p ) Bracket last night said he is seeking an| DROUHIN 15 PAID b don't > { ! An i Y aerial pilot to take him to Am PAPRIS, Aug Ars. Le-| : " 1 with -1 Atiekii erica 31 aid I might lot acting for her husband, has| SRids v Al I am just!yy, g {the airplane myselt.” 1 am pret Maurice Drouhin 100,000] MENU ! 2 t v P 1 re bid M i Pagaiaae |ty good now, besidos due him under the tern ) a ' o o [ att n as a mere AR & e el b [ Soup—Cream of Celery | dar s hal in I have been trying to ge! to have piloted Levine across the| Yankee Pot Roast 11“'\\. i Mo {ice Drouhin to take off for Am | Atlantic | Roast Pork, Apple Sauce A point in hi This picture of the Thomas Jefferson home at Monticello, Va., was taken in the light of a peitn Bt e 0 id 5 to “‘1 s - >+ 5 Sh'inpsBcans : : | ope ght pivot turn searchlight at Charlottesville, three way. It was part of an experiment testing a new |!1°¢ CHACE “ Y FRSTRARY 5 3 | paghetti I L S R a left turn " 1,380,000,000 candlepower light. A flashlight played on a sensitive light cell in New York, Stk Al i A gy b st s Ll B | Mashed Potatoes Spaed bt Eeosatt, | |0 aven terms, Mra. Pa archlight in Charlottesville, started the searchlight burning. From | ¥EFRCer (08 e Frank Holmes, well known An-| L d““““‘l Gravy ey i apa alled | form of -« d, in a series of ys, all the way to New York, where it was | Frigr choraga citizen, died recently and | cttuce and Tomatoes \.I\] sl & b ‘““ et {10 tumul ona l,umu of Monticello on the wall of the alc nic chamber. St ey was buried under the auspices of Cflkec fl' Fruit T Pie i fan. The.1 ol i b de s the Anchorage Elks of which he| o B : 3 ; as a member | my daughter and my Fhik e BoE trattas J i hat, no flying bas- \“' L mem 2 | ~ Sasgeted i 2w S 1ALEUTIAN HERE iy ARE m EN my i it el Attt iing v 7 uel| BERGMANN As far as 1 am concerned am : 1 mmissioning the officers | Just left o gy 10T COM~{ 4o columns of The Empire still the little mother as I 1“\“ : H iran ol ™ ke W but ~:(u.l< north, found the ; - want,” Mrs. Kenendy declared. | \““ Zigil \ ) a; equal 1‘1\ ST I am disappointed that it was| By .o ) N b6 ity | WAQ FNETISH PILOT . discovered that 1 am mak "“"\l,rl\l Line Steamer ,\l, ) "" Wi 114 y R ; : ISy tnan| CROYDON, England, Aug Th(‘ Bllr"l"" S tn. Aldaa, Tor T. Nob ih 52 P {iMra. Onigrles % . Chad Song of Military Officers in g : Blor. ieh % % - K A 88wl \ i i T , major. fo jenera cliea 1| SEEIaiaRe pROJ/IE NG | rive: “”." s T ’ e Kansas Are Given ts that ev SRR g R SR o ; f “\ wh : On the | Aboard for J\“l"»"»‘“ W 1un aul D Distinction 1 and stars | Qll()stll)ll very sweet to : L M g i boi Guabl L sl i FOUNTAIN PENS Y Mrs. Kenne 130 ton 1 aulir 1 i b iess wal Guar e in that i mail I P Nt I the only one in the Unitad | LT R . y ) make & i 4 (i e nujo i i PENCILS Ray and Oil-O-Matie I Arthu ekl 3 M | e nent ‘to say that as tar oe Jorgenson i | NEW PHYSICIAN ?”1 & Moore’s ter'e When There Are Better 0il hersell was concerned, it was not|to have sailed | = e " { AORTXUBON POST Schaefer’s, Parker’s Burners Mad Rt : ke A A o bl | T~ n bl 8, Parkers rs Made o e R T N (,mCACAOLED % o TR 3 midh ot ot I’JV‘H]I‘IH..I\‘(‘; do X J,:,‘ ‘] and ‘ fair cargo of freigh EAVE FOR 0vA 3 ¢ d th kon the WE WILL SRLL THEM ; for western points | 55 s commander of t Yukon PR | “This is a wonderful country,| On I er list wer I e ) Ae : ,“"_ L will<? replncal | Wi e people se o have ig game hunters western | oo : on. Govern Hudson Stuck Reaivy 1 % ; »se of other s. There! Belt 2 undtrip ‘tourists S R e e O nd usually the fath 1D W year's leave of O ! (I-"j:,,:\]:vln>.\x.;;, ||'\h ik ale. aomall. Fas ‘arriving b wer ‘I]“ m\mlv r‘r" Ay e b ot sEHR T AT N on the outside. Miss| DRUG CO. ‘ GEO. B. RICE « _”"“)':I"" hfy‘:“f‘. 4‘[‘,:““‘:“.{:, I;h_\_' | S ,’,“,‘. Winnifred Carlson, |18y for Cordova. The convention | . commission not only g r for Fort Yukon, where she When We Sell- It | Plumbing, Heating, Oil Burners Riiholy ‘ohivs asn many who{O, A. Carisoss, Mrs. K. Kondon, |}l be hold there, convening on new “officer” the priy [will be engaged as a nurse in) It’s Right ‘ would like to come.” Rose M. Davis, Sigrid Davis, Mrs I“ vy “""'” ¢ and cclosing Septem his rank, but also impo [t same hospital (Dawson | | pree Delivery Phone 134 “I tell you in advance Miss Kharvina Burbick, An-[D. Davis, Mrs. J. H. Hart ana|”®’ 9 . him the duty of obedience to his|Ne ) i | what job will' cost” Eelus Temple student, is accomo|litle daughter Dorothy, Dr. L. F: !'; partment Commander Fred-| parents. It assigns him to his fa | R, Sub Station Post Office No. 1. gelus Tel HENGYSS. I8 ppOD ke 3 f rick Nelson, Petershurg, will not —__ | 014 papers for saie at The Trapire. panying Mrs. Kennedy on the|Graves _:“‘”'““ Herle, be able to attend t meeting, SITERTGRITOIINIIIN | PRENR RN N TR it s ity kg tour AUY, K. SRR T was announced ) e o Charles C. Personeus and Mrs.|son ard | b “ g 4 | e ‘\):1'}"“"":“ s B L i ;(,,M\,, Mrs. E. Nor.| Mr. Petrich has proxies of dele-| Scientific Beauty {| If you have an old Watch| and Miss Burbick to Mendenhall|blad, Miss Daisy Oja, F. R. Plerc-,|#ates of the local Legion Post, | Preparations | | which is not dependable — 3 . Glacier and show them other| Mrs. Rosenbury, Miss Rosenbury,|@nd Mrs. Ninnis holds the has a cash value at our store ; < - places of interest while the Aleu-| Mr W. Riff, A. R. Scott, Mrs,{llary delegates’ proxies. It is ex by | | 8s part payment cn a new one. Z as a ea 61 01/. tian i§ in port. The Bethel Mis-| £ E ith, Mrs. B Stannar. | Pected that the 1928 convention s 1 Bring your Watch to us, we gion is of the same faith as An-|Ann T annard, Lydie Webber|Will be b i i f astern Al | Helonn Bakinstot | I will gladly tell you what it is gelus Temple according to the|and two from Ketehikar ‘}“' possibly Petersburg or K : | | worth. g Bethel Mission -workers who|—Gov. George A, Parks, Mrs, ¢ | chikan ([ 21/2 S 0 ea er greeted Mrs. Kennedy enthus J‘,\l_.vm..\-‘\, Clifford Matthbws, Mr “ ek Fc A TR | Hipiele 4 iastically J. Bernhofer, Mrs. E. H. 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